2A251 Ure Pretest - All Volumes (Random)
A pretest from the 2A251 CDC UREs that shuffles 100 random UREs each attempt.
- 1.What factor gives the Air Force wings, squadrons, and units the capability of fighting from either main bases or bare bones forward operating locations at any level of combat?
- A.
Centralization
- B.
Decentralization
- C.
Strategic intelligence
- D.
Dispersed flying units
- 2.Who ensures the wing's quality assurance program is viable and implemented?
- A.
Wing Commander
- B.
Maintenance Group Commander
- C.
Operations Group Commander
- D.
Maintenance Squadron Commander
- 3.Who monitors new requirements for training, equipment authorizations, special tools, work space, facilities, and manning?
- A.
Section Chief
- B.
Squadron Commander
- C.
Flight Commander/Chief
- D.
Maintenance Operations Officer/Maintenance Superintendent
- 4.Who manages the squadron's cannibalization program?
- A.
Section Chief
- B.
Flight line Expediter
- C.
Flight Commander/Chief
- D.
Maintenance Operations Officer/Maintenance Superintendent
- 5.Whose role is it to assess, analyze, and identify problem areas that may exist; assess the quality of training; determine aircraft and equipment condition; and improve reliability/maintainability of aircraft and support equipment?
- A.
Wing Commander
- B.
Quality Assurance
- C.
Weapons Standardization
- D.
Maintenance Operations Center
- 6.Who or what coordinating/facilitating entity is responsible for monitoring and supporting the flight line maintenance effort?
- A.
Weapons Operation Center (WOC)
- B.
Maintenance Operations Center (MOC)
- C.
Operations Group/Commander (OG/CC)
- D.
Maintenance Group/Commander (MXG/CC)
- 7.Which activities are a responsibiltiy of the maintenance operations center?
- A.
Review the guidance provided by the Maintenance Group (MXG) Commander on cross-functional areas
- B.
Ensure maintenance training is provided office, classroom, and hangar space
- C.
Notify appropriate agencies of severe weather warnings
- D.
Ensure quality assurance guidelines are being followed
- 8.What publication contains broad, enduring guidance for preparing and employing Air Force resources?
- A.
Air Force manuals
- B.
Air Force policy directives
- C.
Air Force mission directives
- D.
Air Force doctrine documents
- 9.What are Air Force policy directives?
- A.
Directives that prescribe the mission, area of responsibility, organization, responsibilities, and command relationships of AF units.
- B.
Orders of the Secretary of the Air Force to initiate, govern, or regulate actions of conduct by AF activities at any level
- C.
Orders of the Secretary of the Air Force approved in the Secretariat or the Air Staff and issued as departmental publications
- D.
Guidance documents consisting of procedures that usually contain examples for performing standard tasks
- 10.Orders of the Secretary of the Air Force that have been approved in the Secretariat or the Air Staff and issued as departmental publications are called
- A.
Air Force mission directives
- B.
Air Force policy directives
- C.
Air Force instructions
- D.
Air Force manuals
- 11.Procedures of detailed "how-to" instructions are not to appear within what publication?
- A.
Air Force manuals
- B.
Air Force instructions
- C.
Air Force mission directives
- D.
Air Force policy directives
- 12.What document consists of procedures that usually contain examples for performing standard tasks?
- A.
Mission directives
- B.
Air Force manuals
- C.
Air Force instructions
- D.
Air Force policy directives
- 13.Informational publications that include procedures for implementing Air Force policies are called
- A.
Indexes
- B.
Pamphlets
- C.
Directories
- D.
Supplements
- 14.Informational publications that guide, point out, or otherwise facilitate research are called
- A.
Supplements
- B.
Directories
- C.
Pamphlets
- D.
Indexes
- 15.Informational publications that are compilations of systematically arranged information are called
- A.
Supplements
- B.
Directories
- C.
Pamphlets
- D.
Indexes
- 16.Who uses Maintenance Data Collection (MDC) System information for validating manpower requirements?
- A.
Commander (CC)
- B.
Work center supervisors
- C.
Air Force Logistic Command (AFLC)
- D.
Headquarters United States Air Force (HQ USAF)
- 17.What is the primary source of information for equipment configuration status at base, command, and depot levels?
- A.
Maintenance cost system (MCS)
- B.
Maintenance data collection (MDC)
- C.
Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS)
- D.
Advanced Configuration Management System (ACMS)
- 18.The Reliability and Maintainability Information System (REMIS) is designed to provide information to support Air Force
- A.
Document production data for the maintenance data collection (MDC)
- B.
Data for the Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS)
- C.
Data for the Defense Data Network (DDN)
- D.
Equipment maintenance program
- 19.The Maintenance Data Collection (MDC) System data element used to tie together all maintenance actions on a specific job is the
- A.
Work unit code
- B.
Work center code
- C.
Job control number
- D.
Identification number
- 20.The first five digits of a job control number (JCN) indicate the
- A.
Year and Julian date
- B.
Last five digits of the equipment serial number
- C.
First five digits of the equipment serial number
- D.
Month and year that the maintenance discrepancy was discovered
- 21.What five-character Maintenance Data Collection (MDC) System data element is used to identify systems or subsystems that require maintenance?
- A.
Work unit code
- B.
Job control number
- C.
Identification number
- D.
Standard reporting designator
- 22.What is entered in column C of AFTO Form 349, Maintenance Data Collection Record, to document a time compliance technical order (TCTO)?
- A.
The work unit code (WUC)
- B.
The TCTO support general code
- C.
First five characters of the national item identification number
- D.
First five characters of the TCTO data code or command-assigned data code
- 23.An entry of any number greater than 1 in the column G of AFTO Form 349, Maintenance Data Collection Record, indicates the number of
- A.
Units completed
- B.
Units requiring maintenance
- C.
Technicians per unit of work
- D.
Times the action taken was performed
- 24.What form is used as an accountability document for items managed under the due-in from maintenance (DIFM) program?
- A.
AFTO Form 244
- B.
AFTO Form 349
- C.
AFTO Form 350
- D.
AFTO Form 781
- 25.Dates entered on AFTO Form 350, Repairable Item Processing Tag, that pertain to repair cycle times are used
- A.
To identify time change requirements
- B.
For establishing equipment need dates
- C.
For determining manpower requirements
- D.
As an aid in determining spares requirements
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